Greenleaf-Trails_And_Passes-VINYL-FLAC-2014-THEVOiD

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2014-12-13

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                        Greenleaf-Trails And Passes


          Artist   : Greenleaf
          Album    : Trails And Passes
          Label    : Small Stone Records
          Year     : 2014


          Genre    : Rock                        Source  : Vinyl
          Encoder  : FLAC 1.2.1                  Bitrate : 2777kbps
          Playtime : 42:08                       Size    : 833.65 MB


          Tracks:

          01   Our Mother Ash                                  03:14
          02   Ocean Deep                                      05:31
          03   Equators                                        03:29
          04   Depth Of The Sun                                04:38
          05   Humans                                          04:26
          06   With Eyes Wide Open                             08:05
          07   The Drum                                        02:51
          08   Bound To Be Machines                            04:16
          09   Trails And Passes                               05:38


          Notes:


          A bluesy riff starts off opener 'Our Mother Earth'
          before the band launches into a barnstormer of a song.
          Leaning heavily into heavy rock of the 70's it's a
          brilliant starter indeed. Going for groove and jam
          'Ocean Deep' builds up slowly until this psych-sounding
          piece kind of explodes in the second half with a brutal
          guitar solo. Starting almost like 'Mississippi Queen',
          'Equators' quickly turns into a stoner tune mixed with
          a good pinch of power blues of the highest order.
          Amazing, you hear?!?!?! It's back to groove and spaced
          out rock on 'Depth Of The Sun'. Almost like a Clutch
          song with John Garcia or Mark Lanegan on vocals
          'Humans' is that type of song that builds up
          increasingly in parts. Slightly different but very
          good.

          'With Eyes Wide Open' takes us on a trip and a half.
          Just stick your nose in the rose in the hole and it
          smells like a dream if you know what I mean. An awesome
          space trip on the slower side so just close your eyes
          and you'll be somewhere else, somewhere good! Knee deep
          in blues with blistering guitar work and some heavy
          hitting drumming 'The Drum' is over too quickly. Remedy
          is right around the corner though in 'Bound To Be
          Machines'. Greenleaf play some real good riff-infested
          stoner here with Arvid sounding like Mark Lanegan which
          is a big plus in my book. Round of the album is the
          title track and the Screaming Trees references are here
          in abundance and I love it. Musically it's more spacey
          and stoner than the Trees ever were. It's in the vocal
          delivery and the harmonies it comes out and it is
          amazing.

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